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The White Lace Inn February 2005 Newsletter
Many of our snow birds have flown south for the winter,
but they miss the beauty of snow covered fields and trees. They miss the
quiet season of Door County. This winter has been mild. Feb. 26 - Saturday The bulletin board at the Inn lists a full list of entertainment each
week.
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Yes, January had it's blizzard and thaw and February covered the hills
with snow, then settled down to periods of mild temperatures in the 30's
and even some 40's. The ground hog did not see his shadow in Door County
and the weather is in agreement with the furry little fellow, as we look
for signs of spring and the sun comes out to warm the air and melt the
snow on farm fields and roads.
This weekend
The Third Avenue Playhouse presents:
Door County has more than 100 miles of gorgeous trails for skiing, snowshoeing or hiking as well as 250 miles of snowmobile trails. Whether you’re on foot or gliding over the trails by snowmobile, you’ll be invigorated by the fresh cold air and inspired by our clear blue skies.
For updated trail and snow conditions, call the information hotline at 920-743-4456, Ext. 6.
